Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 51 | 6 | A classical View more quotes about stone">stone for such purposes, reasonably convenient to shape, was not available in the world, flint. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 51 | 3 | Lord Grendel and Cabot had trekked about Lake Fear, on its nearer side to the habitats, in order to recover and burn the remains of Lord Arcesilaus, whom they had expected to find dead in the cave in which they had left him, long ago, sorely wounded, but, too, to replenish a supply of weapon points, for themselves, at least. |
| 51 | 4 | Many of the humans had now accustomed themselves to the bow, of one strength or another, but there was a considerable shortage of suitable headings for these missiles, many now being merely sharpened sticks, fletched. |
| 51 | 5 | Some heads had been made from stone and bent, folded bits of metal, but such expedients were makeshift, at best. |
| 51 | 6 | A classical stone for such purposes, reasonably convenient to shape, was not available in the world, flint. |
| 51 | 7 | It had not been difficult for Lord Grendel and his human ally, Tarl Cabot, to locate the cave in which they had left Lord Arcesilaus, but, upon entering the cave, they had found it empty. |
| 51 | 8 | "Lord Arcesilaus bled here," said Cabot, pointing to the rear of the cave. |
| 51 | 9 | "The stains are not fresh," said Lord Grendel. |
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Lord Grendel and Cabot had trekked about Lake Fear, on its nearer side to the habitats, in order to recover and burn the remains of Lord Arcesilaus, whom they had expected to find dead in the cave in which they had left him, long ago, sorely wounded, but, too, to replenish a supply of weapon points, for themselves, at least.
Many of the humans had now accustomed themselves to the bow, of one strength or another, but there was a considerable shortage of suitable headings for these missiles, many now being merely sharpened sticks, fletched.
Some heads had been made from stone and bent, folded bits of metal, but such expedients were makeshift, at best.
A classical stone for such purposes, reasonably convenient to shape, was not available in the world, flint.
It had not been difficult for Lord Grendel and his human ally, Tarl Cabot, to locate the cave in which they had left Lord Arcesilaus, but, upon entering the cave, they had found it empty.
"Lord Arcesilaus bled here," said Cabot, pointing to the rear of the cave.
"The stains are not fresh," said Lord Grendel.
- (Kur of Gor)